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Hotmath Practice Problems

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Title:
Hotmath Algebra 1
Author:
Hotmath Team
Chapter:Exponents, Polynomials and FactoringSection:Monomial Factors of Polynomials
 

Problem: 1

Factor the given polynomial.

y3 + 6y


Problem: 3

Factor the given polynomial.

5p4 – 5p


Problem: 5

Factor the given polynomial.

7x2 + 21x + 56


Problem: 7

Factor the given polynomial.

63y3 + 36y5


Problem: 9

Factor the given polynomial.

6x5 + 31x8


Problem: 11

Factor the given polynomial.

19y7 + 5y7


Problem: 13

Factor the given polynomial.

8x2 + 2x – 18


Problem: 15

Factor the given polynomial.

6a6b4 + a3b


Problem: 17

Divide the expression.


Problem: 19

Divide the expression.


Problem: 21

Divide the expression.


Problem: 23

Divide the expression.


Problem: 25

Divide the expression.


Problem: 27

Divide the expression.


Problem: 29

Divide the expression.


Problem: 31

Divide the expression.


Problem: 33

Divide the expression.


Problem: 35

Find whether the given pair of polynomials are relatively prime or not. If two polynomials have no common factors other than constants, they are relatively prime.

x4 + x, 5x5


Problem: 37

Find whether the given pair of polynomials are relatively prime or not. If two polynomials have no common factors other than constants, they are relatively prime.

a2, 9a2


Problem: 39

Find whether the given pair of polynomials are relatively prime or not. If two polynomials have no common factors other than constants, they are relatively prime.

t3 – 9t, t3 – 9


Problem: 41

Find whether the given pair of polynomials are relatively prime or not. If two polynomials have no common factors other than constants, they are relatively prime.

3x + 6, 3x4 – 6


Problem: 43

Find whether the given pair of polynomials are relatively prime or not. If two polynomials have no common factors other than constants, they are relatively prime.

3x4 + 6x2 – 9x, 6x5 + 18x4 + 30x3 – 24


Problem: 45

Find whether the given pair of polynomials are relatively prime or not. If two polynomials have no common factors other than constants, they are relatively prime.

a5 + a3b + ab3 + b5, a3ab3


Problem: 47

Simplify the expression.


Problem: 49

Simplify the expression.


Problem: 51

Simplify the expression.


Problem: 53

Express the area of the shaded region in factored form.


Problem: 55

Express the area of the shaded region in factored form.


Problem: 57

Express the area of the shaded region in factored form.


Problem: 59

Express the area of the shaded region in factored form.